The video “China’s 2035 Secret Plan EXPOSED – Why US Can’t Stop It” explains China’s long-term economic strategy to overtake the United States by 2035, emphasizing financial and systemic methods rather than military force.
Key points include:
– China aims to become the world’s largest economy by 2035, maintaining steady GDP growth of around 4-5% annually. It has sustained such growth since 1990, only slowed briefly by events like COVID-19.
– China’s large workforce (around 750 million workers, over four times the US labor force) and ongoing urbanization (from 65% to a projected 80%) provide an expanding foundation for high-productivity industries, suggesting significant future economic growth potential.
– A central element of China’s plan was to attract US companies to outsource manufacturing to China, exploiting cheaper labor and weaker labor protections, thereby weakening the US industrial base while funneling billions into China’s economy.
– Chinese President Xi Jinping has promoted national unity and pride to support China’s economic momentum internally, while also trying to exploit political division within the US to weaken its global focus.
– China uses sophisticated media influence campaigns involving AI-generated fake news and social media manipulation to spread pro-China and anti-US narratives, creating distractions and divisions in the US.
– Heavy investment is another pillar, both domestically and internationally through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), where China spends billions building infrastructure in nearly 150 countries, gaining economic leverage and political influence.
– China is expanding BRICS membership to nearly a dozen countries, enhancing its global influence in trade, energy, and finance, positioning itself as a leader among emerging economies.
– A longer-term goal is to challenge the US dollar’s dominance as the world’s reserve currency by promoting the yuan as a viable alternative, leveraging its financial reserves and strategic partnerships.
– Technology and intellectual property theft are part of the strategy, with China not just copying US innovations but aiming for all-round innovation to surpass the US technologically.
– The US faces challenges countering this multifaceted approach through tariffs and boosting domestic innovation, while China continues strengthening its global economic position by making itself indispensable.
Overall, China’s 2035 plan rests on sustained economic growth fueled by labor advantages, strategic global investments, technological advancement, financial influence, and information warfare—all designed to surpass the US economically without direct military confrontation.